Events in Columbia
RED, WHITE & BOOM: America’s 250th Kickoff Celebration
Spirit of '76 presents a free community fireworks celebration that marks the start of summer and launches America's 250th. This festive kickoff lights up the sky and brings the community together.
Midway Antique MallMTG Marvel Superheroes PreRelease
Preview the upcoming Marvel Superheroes expansion for Magic by taking part in a prerelease event that offers early access to the set. Entry is obtained by purchasing a prerelease kit.
Valhalla's GateRams Pickleball Tournament
RAMS brings a pickleball tournament to The Kitchen Grill & Games featuring round robin play and single elimination. Entry is $20 per team. Food and drinks will be available, and 15% of all food and beverage purchases will be donated back to RAMS. Registration is available via QR code or link, and spots are limited.
The Kitchen Grill & GamesJuneteenth x The Negro Artist Film Experience
Sponsored by the City of Columbia, this immersive program pairs poetry and film at Ragtag Cinema. The documentary The Negro Artist, directed by Emmy-winning filmmaker Nik Heftman, anchors the event and is framed by an introduction from the director, live spoken word from Columbia native Caleb “The Negro Artist” Rainey alongside other local poets, and a post-screening conversation moderated by Douglas Burns that invites questions for both Heftman and Rainey. Before the film, Skylark Bookshop will host a free storytelling workshop led by Nik and Caleb that delves into the history and craft of telling stories. Admission to the workshop and the screening is free.
Ragtag CinemaSelf-Hypnosis w/ Beverly Trousdale
Explore the potential of your mind in a beginner-friendly self-hypnosis class. Learn clear, practical methods to reach a calm, attentive state that can spark meaningful change. Whether your goals include easing stress, improving habits, or strengthening confidence, this session offers techniques you can use anytime and in any setting. No prior experience is needed. Cost: $45.
Heart, Body, & SoulStitch a Memory
Third Space, a new craft cafe concept in Columbia, MO, presents its first workshop, a relaxed photo embroidery session focused on unhurried, mindful making. Participants may bring a favorite photo or send one in advance for printing, then receive guidance in simple stitches like the running stitch and French knots to add texture and detail. All materials are provided, and the experience is beginner friendly. The workshop is hosted inside range free, where food and drinks are available for purchase while you create.
range freeBuskers Fest
The third annual Buskers Fest brings The District to life with artists stationed around the neighborhood, featuring live painting, music and singing, face painting, and live mixed media art. Admission is free and the event is family friendly. Tips for performers are encouraged. The full lineup will be shared soon. Free parking is available all weekend in downtown garages.
The DistrictThe Glow Workshop: Summer Body Care Experience
Build a personalized glow routine in a hands-on, 90 minute session at The Workshop by K&K Co. in Columbia Mall. Create two shimmer body care essentials from scratch with clean, vegan, plant based ingredients, choosing the fragrance direction and the level of sparkle for each. Every formula is crafted by you and is not a duplicate of anything sold in store. First, whip a rich, plant based shimmer body butter for nourishing radiance. Then blend a lightweight, quick absorbing shimmer body serum with your choice of clean carrier oils like olive, avocado, or sunflower. The serum is bottled in a clear 2 oz glass dropper with a custom label, and both items head home in K&K Co. branded packaging. Included are a canvas tote for your creations, a printed glow routine card, an apron to wear during the session, light refreshments, and a mirror photo moment to capture the shine. Space is limited to 12 participants per session, making this a thoughtful pick for clean and vegan beauty enthusiasts, self care seekers, date nights, and celebrations.
The Workshop by K&K Co.Compass Music Trivia Night
Compass Music Trivia Night welcomes ages 8 and up for an evening of music-focused questions and good-natured competition. Expect challenges about songs, artists, instruments, and memorable moments spanning many genres and eras. Choose how to participate: purchase an individual seat for $25 and be paired with a team, or reserve a table for six for $125 to play with your own group. Please bring a snack to share at your table and your preferred non-alcoholic beverage. It is a relaxed way to test your knowledge while enjoying a community-centered night built around music.
Compass Inc.Cabaret Roulette
An evening of musical theater centered on surprise, where singers only learn their song when their name is called and the music begins. Show tunes get a roulette-style twist that keeps everyone on their toes. The audience has a role to play too, adding to the fun. More information will be shared soon, including the ensemble reveal and ticket details.
Serendipity Polish Pottery & GalleryOpen Mic Night
An open mic night features KMoney The Poet during Juneteenth weekend. Also known from a sold-out show at City Winery STL, she will share the stage with performers who register for a slot. Admission is $15 at the door, and details about reserved seating will be announced soon.
The Herbal JointVeterans Outdoor Therapy 2nd Annual Poker Run
The second annual poker run for Veterans Outdoor Therapy offers a purpose-driven ride in support of veterans and Gold Star families. Presented by Head's Blacktop Harley-Davidson and Head Indian Motorcycle, the event centers on helping heroes reconnect, heal, and thrive in the outdoors. Registration takes place at Head's Blacktop Harley-Davidson, then riders head out for a day that features stopovers along the route, games, raffles, and plenty of camaraderie. Hands are $25 each, or five for $100. Those who pre-register receive a free T-shirt.
Head's Blacktop Harley-DavidsonExplore Paper Quilling
Learn the timeless craft of paper quilling, a centuries-old practice with roots in the 15th century that transforms narrow strips of paper into coiled shapes and delicate, filigree-style designs. Working with pages from magazines and books, you will begin with foundational shapes and then spend time experimenting creatively with the technique. Finished pieces can become wall or tabletop art, earrings, or greeting cards for holidays and birthdays.
CoMo Cooks Shared KitchenPlume Felt Banner Workshop
Learn felt crafting at a hands-on workshop at Plume led by Beth Costello of Heartgrooves Handmade. In two hours you will create a 48 inch AMERICA felt pennant banner accented with wool hearts and felt balls, then take it home. The fee is $59 per person and includes all materials and supplies, plus a cupcake and a beverage. Space is limited and prepayment is required to reserve a seat. The cancellation policy provides a full refund for cancellations made at least 14 days before the event, store credit for cancellations made less than 14 days before, and no store credit for cancellations with less than 48 hours notice or for no shows.
PlumeThe LawnFather
At all Buchheit locations, this in-store showcase offers a chance to get hands-on with outdoor power equipment. Try lawn mowers, blowers, weed eaters, chainsaws, and more from leading brands, and see the latest equipment in action.
Class – Basics of Industrial Sewing
Learn the fundamentals in a three hour access class that introduces home sewing, the industrial walking foot, and sergers. Instruction covers basic operation and typical applications, with a clear emphasis on working with thick materials.
MACCLab | A Community MakerspaceDaylily Show
Come and see floral designs and single specimen daylilies at this juried show. The Central Missouri Hemerocallis Society sponsors the annual event. This is for adults, teens, and older children.
Columbia Public LibraryShredfest
Shredfest is a free skateboarding event at Cosmo Park in Columbia, Missouri. It offers a range of activities and competitions suited to all skill levels, welcoming newcomers and experienced skaters alike.
Columbia Cosmopolitan Recreation Area (Cosmo Park)Mid Mo Audio Sound Off
Mid Mo celebrates Father’s Day weekend with a bass-focused gathering where families can enjoy the sunshine and connect with the audio community. Bass Wars welcomes all builds at every show.
Mid Mo AudioPop Up
Clovers Natural Market hosts a pop-up with Cristina of Polvorosas, who will be selling her treats. Polvorosas and empanadas will be available and are favorites among customers.
Clovers Natural MarketPooches in the Park
The popular Pooches in the Park adoption event returns to the Collin’s Pavilion at Stephens Lake Park. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs and look for a new best friend.
Collins Pavilion at Stephens Lake ParkMagic: Marvel Super Heroes Prerelease Draft
Wrap up Marvel Prerelease weekend with a limited draft that rewards sharp choices. Use three Marvel Super Heroes Play Boosters for the draft, take one card and pass the rest, and reverse the passing direction with each pack. Then build a 40-card deck from your picks plus basic lands. Expect a mix of heroes and villains, from galaxy-spanning menaces to street-level scrappers, and let each selection shape an unexpected lineup.
Hexagon AlleyCoffee & Conversation
Coffee & Conversation is a free, casual meetup held each week for open dialogue in a friendly setting. Participants may bring a favorite drink such as coffee, tea, or a smoothie and connect with neighbors and new friends through thoughtful, enjoyable conversation. Each meeting features a new topic, including Sacred Geometry with Brandi French, Accessing Your Inner Authority with Tricia Dietrich, Hypnosis with Beverly Trousdale, and Presence, Awareness, and Breath, Tools to the Sacred Now with Joanne Narr. No preparation is expected, offering an easygoing atmosphere and a fresh discussion every time.
Heart, Body, & SoulThe Kay Brothers
This show takes place at Rose Music Hall. The venue is cashless and accepts credit and debit payments only, so cash will not be accepted on site. For ADA accommodations, please contact the venue in advance.
Rose Music HallMike Gelder Benefit Show
This benefit show raises funds to support Mike Gelder as he continues recovery from a severe stroke caused by a brain bleed. After emergency surgery, an extended hospital stay for therapy, and time in a nursing rehabilitation facility, he remains in weekly physical and occupational therapy and is managing limited mobility on his left side along with mounting medical expenses. The event features performances by Howard Levinson, Derek Wayne Brown, Kevin Avery, and StoneCreek, with artists donating their time. Admission is $10 at the gate and proceeds benefit Mike. Food will be available from C&H.
Wilcox RoadA Solstice Celebration of Survival, Sovereignty & Solar Return
A Summer Solstice open house centers on survival, sovereignty, and the sun’s return, honoring three milestones: Vy’Nym’s one-year healing anniversary, Becca’s solar return birthday, and six years of Triple Flame Healing. The gathering focuses on community, gratitude, and healing while celebrating resilience and transformation. Guests can meet the Triple Flame Healing team and connect with members of the Sovereign Flame Collective. Divination readings are available throughout the event with Clay, Ambiaka, Bethany, and Juli. Attendees can sample exclusive herbal blends, explore new crystal, apothecary, health and beauty collections, and learn about signature services and healing modalities offered by Triple Flame Healing. The day features raffle giveaways, door prizes, event-only sales on services and merchandise, service demonstrations, and information and vendor tables from Sovereign Flame Collective members. Complimentary light refreshments and snacks are provided. All are welcome to celebrate the return of the light and discover something new.
Bobby Jaycox
At The Tokyo Club, Bobby Jaycox brings tightly crafted jokes and a high-energy stage presence. He mines real experiences from his work as a firefighter, shaping them into vivid, laugh-filled stories. A leading comedic voice in the Midwest, he pairs sharp writing with big personality for a set grounded in real life.
The Tokyo ClubColumbia Farmers Market
Enjoy the tastes of mid-Missouri at the Columbia Farmers Market, celebrated as one of the country’s premier farmers markets. It takes place on Saturdays beneath the MU Health Care Pavilion.
MU Health Care PavilionDemola Live
DEMOLA brings a live concert to The Blue Note in Columbia. Experience the artist on stage in a concert setting.
The Blue NoteCountry Night
Dust off your boots for a lively Country Night at The Kitchen Grill & Games. Jonny Lackey & The Pocket Aces bring live country music, with themed drinks and cornhole adding to a summery, laid-back atmosphere.
The Kitchen Grill & GamesPilates In The Park
A Pilates session led by Lauren Dennings will be held at Rose Music Hall in Columbia, Missouri.
Rose Music HallMTG Marvel Superheroes PreRelease
Preview the upcoming Magic expansion, Marvel Superheroes, at a prerelease event that welcomes partners and players arriving on their own. Come as a duo, or be matched randomly on site. Participation requires purchasing a PR kit.
Valhalla's GateLorcana Weekly Play
A weekly Lorcana gathering captures a playful mix of House of Mouse and Hexagon Alley. The format is Standard and the entry fee is $5.
Hexagon AlleyIntuitive Tarot Readings & Psychic Medium Sessions w/ Katrina Louise
One-on-one intuitive tarot readings and psychic medium sessions with Katrina Louise are available. Each appointment lasts 50 minutes and is priced at $50. Registration is available by phone at 573-777-6771. Limited walk-in space may be offered, but calling ahead is the best way to secure a time.
Yin Yoga + Sound Bath
Held one Sunday each month, this relaxing yin yoga practice concludes with a 15-minute sound bath.
Rebecca Peters WellnessGeorgia Peaches & Dark Cherries Truckload Sale
Parkade Plaza hosts a truckload sale featuring ripe Georgia peaches grown near Fort Valley and dark Bing cherries, delivered fresh by the truck. Offerings include approximately 20 pounds of peaches for $45 and about 10 pounds of cherries for $45, plus South Dakota honey for $15 per container and Georgia Elliot pecans for $15 per 12 ounce package. Payment is taken at the truck by cash or card, and checks or prepayment are not accepted.
Parkade PlazaMake Music Day Celebration
At Broadway Christian Church, Make Music Day brings the community together to create a musical portrait of Columbia. The gathering blends music with storytelling, collecting personal memories and reflections to shape an original piece that celebrates the city. Everyone is welcome. Musicians are encouraged to sing, play, and jam on a stage set up outdoors, while others can share a story, hum a tune, or simply enjoy the community atmosphere. No prior experience is required, only an appreciation for CoMo and its people.
Broadway Christian ChurchMAGIC: Monday Night Casual Commander
New to Commander and not sure where you fit? This casual gathering helps match players with a pod that fits your playstyle and deck power level, with no stress and no judgment. It is a welcoming place to learn, try out decks, and play with friends. All skill levels are welcome. This is casual play, not a tournament.
Hexagon AlleyMindful Meditation Monday
Experience a new quarterly offering from Sarah’s Yoga Studio with Mindful Meditation Monday at TCP. This beginner-friendly session provides a calm, no-pressure environment to explore meditation at your own pace. Choose a 30 minute option for $10 per person or extend to a full hour for $15 per person, with proceeds benefiting TCP. The first half focuses on meditation and gentle stretching. The second half features mindfulness coloring pages or journaling, along with time to ask questions about mindfulness. Additional dates and RSVP information will be shared soon.
The Center ProjectMBCT Auditions for "12 Angry Jurors"
Auditions for MBCT’s production of "12 Angry Jurors" take place at Columbia Entertainment Company and will use cold readings from the script. Sides will be available in advance through the audition form for anyone who would like to review material ahead of time, and callbacks, if held, will follow the same format. Casting is open to actors of all genders and backgrounds with no predetermined decisions about gender representation, and the focus is on assembling the strongest ensemble to bring the story to life. Those unable to attend the scheduled sessions may discuss alternative arrangements to be considered. This staging uses Sherman L. Sergel’s adaptation based on Reginald Rose’s original teleplay "12 Angry Men." The story follows twelve jurors deliberating the fate of a 19-year-old accused of murder, where an apparently clear verdict with a mandatory death sentence is challenged when one juror raises reasonable doubt. All twelve juror roles and a courthouse guard are available. The breakdown ranges from a foreman intent on maintaining order to voices that are quiet and hesitant, strong-willed and wounded, logic driven yet biased, shaped by a poor upbringing, practical and fair minded, impatient and jokey, calm and compassionate, observant and courageous in age, loud and prejudiced, grateful and justice minded, and energetic and image focused, along with the guard who oversees the jury room. Audition materials may also ask about comfort with staged physical interaction and preferred pronouns.
Columbia Entertainment CompanyThe Local Lemon
The Local Lemon, presented by Central Bank, is a hands-on entrepreneurship program for youth ages 10 to 16. Participants build practical skills in planning, marketing, budgeting, and customer service through a series of engaging classes. The program concludes with a communitywide lemonade stand launch, where participants apply what they have learned by operating their own stands and serving customers.
Callaway Chamber of Commerce & Visitor's CenterHexagon Alley 2026 Summer Camp
Celebrate summer at Hexagon Alley with a camp designed for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Campers take part in guided learning and social time through board games, crafts, Lego builds, Dungeons & Dragons, and Magic: The Gathering. Families can choose a full day or half day schedule, with options for early drop off and late pickup. A nutritious lunch and snacks are provided, and the space is not peanut-free. Pricing is per child: $100 for a full day, $325 for a full week of full days, $55 for a half day, and $175 for a week of half days. Add-on care is available as an early arrival package for $30 per week per family for five days, and an after-care package for $60 per week per family for five days. Families with multiple children receive $75 off for each child registered for one week or more.
Hexagon AlleyToddler Summer Camp
Geared toward toddlers, this summer camp offers hands-on exploration, sensory activities, and early learning. Each class features activities followed by free play at the end. Pricing is $20 per class or $60 per week. Themes include Messy Play, Let's Make Food, and Going to the Beach.
Beginner sewing summer camp
Learn the essentials of sewing in a practical, interactive class created for young learners and adults who are just getting started. Participants build foundational skills and practice operating a sewing machine with safety and confidence while completing several enjoyable projects. Sewing machines are provided for use during the class.
My Quilty Pleasure, LLCFamily Story Time at the Rec-Plex (Fulton)
A family story time at Fulton's Rec-Plex features rhymes, stories, and fun for families with children from birth to age five.
Legends Rec-Plex, 808 State St., FultonMonday Special: $5 Play Maze or BOGO Pizza
Bonkers features a family-friendly special with $5 access to the Play Maze for kids and buy-one, get-one-free pizzas. The offer brings together active play and an easy meal in a single visit.
Bonkers ColumbiaChess: Play & Learn
Enjoy casual, over-the-board chess at Columbia Public Library with a friendly group of enthusiasts. Play matches with others across a wide range of skill levels, from beginners to seasoned players. Newcomers can ask questions and receive tips to build confidence and improve their game. All ages and experience levels are welcome.
Columbia Public LibraryDrop-In Garden Time
Curious about gardening but unsure how to begin? CCUA hosts beginner-friendly, drop-in sessions in the Demonstration Gardens at Columbia's Agriculture Park. Staff guide participants through the fundamentals with practical, hands-on activities designed to build confidence for starting a garden at home. The format is flexible and requires no registration or ongoing commitment, and participants can ask questions and receive tailored guidance while learning essential skills.
Columbia's Agriculture Park, 1769 W Ash Street, Columbia, MOSilent Book Club
Enjoy a relaxed book club with no required reading. Bring your own book, chat briefly with other readers, then spend a full hour reading silently together. This program is for adults.
Columbia Public LibrarySummer 7s Rugby Practice
This Summer Rugby 7s practice focuses on the seven a side game, which follows the same general rules as 15s but moves at a quicker pace with fewer players on the field. Beginners are welcome all season long. The practice takes place at Gans Creek Recreation Area.
Gans Creek Recreation AreaYu-Gi-Oh! Weekly Play
Participants gather for a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh standard play night. The entry fee is $5. The promo includes a nod to Seto Kaiba.
Hexagon AlleyGrounds for Good - Just For Us, United Community Builders
Doors open to start things off with complimentary drip coffee and casual mingling. Next, a series of presentations takes place with time included for questions and answers. The gathering concludes with additional mingling and one-on-one conversations before things wind down.
The Para ProjectThe Dead South and more
Central Bank Downtown Live! presents The Dead South with Amigo the Devil in an outdoor show at Rose Park. The event is made possible by sponsors, including title sponsor Central Bank of Boone County along with Brightspeed Fiber Internet, Busch Light, Logboat Brewing Co, Waves Cider, On The Rocks, Columbia Convention Center & Visitors Bureau, Jimmy Johns, and Nothing Bundt Cakes.
Rose Music HallTuesday Karaoke at Silverball
Karaoke takes over Silverball with a warm, welcoming vibe for CoMo. Take the stage and sing your heart out as songs roll one after another.
Water Play
Beat the heat in the library’s hidden garden with water play prepared for little ones. Begin inside in the children’s area, then head outdoors to explore and learn through hands-on pouring, splashing, and other playful water activities. Pack a towel and wear clothing that can get wet. This program is designed for toddlers who are walking through age 5. Organized groups are not accommodated, and capacity is limited. Held at Columbia Public Library and canceled if severe weather occurs.
Columbia Public LibraryKT Diamond Jewelers - Estate Buying Event
Stratus Estate Buyers partners with KT Diamond Jewelers for a buying event that offers straightforward, private evaluations and prompt payment for items you choose to sell. Meet one on one with experienced estate specialists for clear, fair assessments. If you accept an offer, payment is issued right away. No appointment is required and there is no obligation to sell. Items of interest include fine jewelry such as designer pieces in gold, sterling, or platinum in any condition, including estate and vintage. They are also purchasing coins and currency, including gold and silver bullion, coins, and old paper notes, whether a single item or an entire collection. Precious metals like scrap gold, silver, and platinum are welcome, along with class rings and dental gold. Designer watches of all types, from wrist to pocket styles, are considered in new, used, or damaged condition. Sterling silver pieces such as serving ware, flatware, candelabras, decorative items, Southwestern jewelry, and designer silver are included. Natural diamonds of any cut, color, clarity, or size are accepted, whether loose or mounted, even if chipped or damaged. Collectibles such as military memorabilia, swords, uniforms, and autographs are of interest, as well as select luxury goods like nationally recognized art and designer handbags.
KT Diamond JewelersBoone Electric Public Blood Drive
Boone Electric Cooperative’s Community Building is hosting a blood drive that is open to the public. To reserve a time, call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or use the sponsor code BooneElectricCoop when scheduling online. Donations help people in need.
"The As Yet Unnamed Comedy Show"
Laughs return to Eastside Tavern with The As Yet Unnamed Comedy Show, a pioneering weekly comedy showcase in Columbia. There is no cover, and specials are available throughout the evening.
Eastside TavernJune Book Club at Bethel
The book club will explore The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict, a novel that delves into the real-life disappearance of Agatha Christie. A nationwide search grips England after the rising author and wife of a war hero goes missing. Her car is discovered wrecked and empty by a natural spring, prompting intense public attention. She later returns saying she has no memory of what happened, offers no explanation, and eventually pens an unusual book about a missing woman, a husband implicated in murder, and a scheme to reveal the truth. The tale invites discussion about the role of her unfaithful husband and what he kept from investigators. This conversation welcomes everyone, including those not connected with Bethel, and friends and family are encouraged. A Zoom option is available upon request from Connie Edwards.
DIY Bookmarks: Sensory-Friendly Session
Design a one-of-a-kind bookmark to complement the stories explored during Summer Reading. All materials are provided so creativity can take the lead. This sensory-friendly session offers a calmer setting with reduced stimuli. Geared toward families at Columbia Public Library.
Columbia Public LibrarySouthside Farmer’s Market
Shop the Southside Farmers Market at Forum Christian Church.
Forum Christian ChurchDIY Bookmarks
At Columbia Public Library, families can create personalized bookmarks to accompany summer reading. Trade folded page corners for a handmade page-saver that reflects your style. All materials are provided, and participants supply the creativity.
Columbia Public LibraryZOU TO YOU Tour - Columbia
The ZOU to YOU Bus Tour stops at The Kitchen Grill & Games in Columbia, offering a chance to meet Mizzou coaches and staff and celebrate all things Black and Gold.
The Kitchen Grill & GamesTrivia • Every Wednesday @ Cafe Berlin
A weekly trivia night at Cafe Berlin features a broad mix of categories. Teams may include up to six players, there is no entry fee, and answers are submitted electronically, so bringing a fully charged phone is recommended. Spectators can watch from the bar.
Cafe BerlinWednesday Special: Half Price Games
Make the middle of the week more fun at Bonkers with games offered at half price. Play longer, collect extra tickets, and aim for more prizes. A relaxed arcade break to brighten the week.
Bonkers ColumbiaFriends of the Columbia Public Library Lobby Book Sale
The Friends of the Columbia Public Library present a twice weekly lobby book sale. Payment is accepted by cash or check, and all proceeds support library services.
Columbia Public LibrarySawdust Lunch & Learn
Master builder Cruz leads a live, shop-floor demonstration, crafting a hollow canoe paddle from scratch while attendees watch. No registration is needed and there is no fixed agenda. Bring lunch to enjoy during the build, ask questions throughout, and then move into the shop to try building your own. Admission is free for members and $50 at the door for the public.
Sawdust StudiosLearning to Play the Ukulele
Geared to beginners, this class introduces ukulele basics in a warm and encouraging setting. Instructor Danielle Anderson guides participants through foundational techniques with a supportive teaching style that helps you start singing.
Columbia Public LibraryClass – Intro to Woodworking
This three hour access class covers the woodshop’s tools, how they are used, and the safety practices required to operate them. Participants put their learning into action by completing a small woodworking project that serves as a proficiency check.
MACCLab | A Community MakerspaceNick Shoulders
Nick Shoulders appears at Rose Music Hall in Columbia. Tickets are available for this performance.
Rose Music HallFirefly Music Festival
Part of the Firefly Music Festival, this chamber music concert features the Missouri Symphony at Sinquefield Music Center in Columbia, Missouri. The concert highlights high-caliber performances, a welcoming sense of community, and MOSY's dedication to artistic craft and longstanding traditions.
Sinquefield Music CenterWomen Doing Good Recognition Breakfast Sponsored...
Join the 5th Annual Women Doing Good Recognition Breakfast, which celebrates and recognizes inspiring women making a difference in the community. Twenty women from all parts of the community will be honored at this breakfast and featured in the Columbia Missourian.
Hampton Inn & Suites Columbia (at the University of Missouri)Alex Thoele
Alex Thoele brings his solo show to Pierpont General Store in support of his new album, Pocket Knife. An animated storyteller with a long track record of engaging audiences, he has spent more than twenty years performing at venues and festivals across the United States. His solo sets weave well crafted original songs with well known covers to keep listeners involved. After releasing five albums with his band Chain Station, he steps forward with Pocket Knife, a ten song collection that spotlights his songwriting and guitar work.
Pierpont General StoreAl-Pint Night
Support the Community Garden Coalition at a pints-for-a-cause gathering. A $10 donation includes a souvenir pint glass and two pours from 4 Hands Brewing Co., and all profits benefit the Coalition, a volunteer-led nonprofit that offers supplies, assistance, and garden plots to community gardeners, focusing on lower-income individuals, seniors, people with disabilities, children, and others who might not otherwise be able to maintain a garden. A non-alcoholic option will also be available, the Common Ground Cooler made with herbs from CGC member gardens.
Alpine ShopPlume Workshop: Sugar Cookie Decorating
Learn the art of decorating sugar cookies with royal icing in a hands-on workshop led by Laurel Harlan of Kiss Me Cookies. Participants will practice techniques and complete four large cookies to take home in a box, gaining the skills to continue decorating confidently at home. Two sessions are available, and the experience lasts about two hours. The cost is $69 per person and includes all materials and supplies, plus a cupcake and a beverage. Space is limited, and prepayment is required to reserve a spot. Recommended for ages 12 and older. This workshop is not suitable for small children, and only paid registrants may attend due to limited space. Cancellation policy: cancellations made at least 14 days in advance receive a full refund. Cancellations within 14 days are eligible for store credit, and those made less than 48 hours before the workshop or no-shows are not eligible for store credit.
Plume✏️✨ Doodle Dates: Become Your Own Oracle ✨✏️ w/ Tricia Dietrich
A monthly 90-minute creative gathering led by Tricia Dietrich at Heart, Body & Soul in Columbia, MO invites participants to rekindle intuition and creative spark through playful, intuitive drawing. Simple practices turn doodling into a gentle form of personal divination, creating space for emotional clarity, inner wisdom, supportive guidance, and growing self-trust. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with cozy metaphysical bookstore vibes, meaningful conversation, creative exploration, nervous system ease, and moments of surprising insight. No artistic skill is required, and there is no single right way to create, only curiosity and permission to explore. The series meets on the last Thursday of each month. Pricing is $25 in advance, $40 for two in advance, or $30 at the door.
Heart, Body, & SoulBlind Boone Piano Concert
Enjoy an intimate evening of chamber music in partnership with the Missouri Symphony Orchestra. Hosted in the Montminy Gallery, the performance brings audiences close to the artistry, with musicians offering insights into the music and their creative process. Guests can expect a personal, engaging experience and light refreshments. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are recommended. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for students with ID. This community concert series is supported by the Columbia Office of Cultural Affairs and the Missouri Arts Council.
Boone County History & Culture CenterPhotograph 51
Set in London in 1953, this drama by Anna Ziegler traces the intense scientific race to uncover what many called the secret of life. At its center is Rosalind Franklin, a determined young researcher whose insights prove pivotal to the double helix, even as recognition eludes her. The story explores ambition, isolation, and the drive for greatness in the high stakes world of discovery. Directed by Heather Hatton.
Talking Horse ProductionsFriends and Family Night
A free concert open to everyone features Harmony Connection, a women’s a cappella chorus specializing in barbershop harmonies. The event celebrates their recent third-place finish in a small chorus regional competition and offers an evening of entertainment, snacks, and friendly company.
Calvary Heritage Baptist ChurchLittle Women
Maplewood Barn presents a fresh staging of Little Women, adapted by Kate Hamill from Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel. Under the direction of Jamie Yelton, the story follows Jo March and her sisters as they grow up during the Civil War, pursuing big dreams, using their wits, and balancing personal ambition with the expectations around them. Hamill’s version spotlights bold women who refuse to be neatly contained, blending sharp humor with heartfelt moments that resonate across generations. Part of Maplewood Barn’s 53rd season, Hollywood Meets Broadway, this outdoor production invites attendees to bring a chair and a blanket. Concessions will be available for purchase at the box office through intermission.
Maplewood Barn TheatreThursday Special: Half Off Burgers
Step away from the games for a moment and enjoy a bite. Bonkers features a Thursday special with half off any burger, making it easy to refuel between rounds.
Bonkers ColumbiaSounds Like Science
At Columbia Public Library, Mad Science of St. Louis presents an interactive exploration of how sound is made and how we hear it. The Mad Scientist guides activities with spinning sound tubes, teamwork to create an indoor thunderstorm, and a demonstration revealing why a “dinosaur in a can” is surprisingly loud. The program aligns with the Summer Reading theme Unearth a Story. It is intended for families with children ages 4 to 12 and is not for organized groups.
Columbia Public LibraryCOMO AI by Trulaske College of Business
The third meeting of COMO AI, presented by the Trulaske College of Business, takes place at International Tap House in Columbia. This gathering launches a collaborative hub for AI in Columbia and focuses on industry-relevant skill building and opportunities to connect with other innovators.
International Tap HouseJob Point's Special Edition Hypno Comedy Night
Job Point’s stand up comedy night comes back to the Blue Note in downtown Columbia, presented by Columbia Cosmopolitan Luncheon Club and Columbia Insurance. The event offers an evening of live stand up comedy at this downtown venue.
The Blue NoteScott Wolverton
A live concert by Scott Wolverton will be held at Rose Music Hall in Columbia.
Rose Music HallThe Glow Bar: Custom Shimmer Experience — K&K Co. | Columbia, MO
Blend a luminous, custom shimmer body serum in a hands-on, 60-minute experience at The Workshop by K&K Co. Start by choosing your base oil from olive, avocado, or sunflower, pick a scent from the summer fragrance collection, then decide how soft or bold you want the shimmer. Your formula is mixed from clean, plant-based oils and bottled on the spot in a 2 oz clear glass dropper, finished with a K&K Co. label personalized to your selections. You leave with a one-of-a-kind creation that is not a duplicate of any existing product. Each ticket includes your finished 2 oz serum, a branded label noting your scent and shimmer, a Glow Collection product card, and a moment to capture a mirror photo. Ideal for girls nights, date nights, birthdays, first-time explorers of K&K Co., and fans of clean, vegan beauty. Sessions are limited to 15 participants. Tickets are $55 per person. For a deeper dive, a 90-minute Glow Workshop is also available where you make both a shimmer body butter and a shimmer body serum for $85.
Stitch Party 626
Mark National Stitch Day by celebrating Experiment 626 during a two hour play session featuring a craft activity and a snack. Registration is required, and socks are a must. Those who register early receive a complimentary Stitch Beanie Bouncer.
Tiny Play CaféALL YOU CAN EAT FISH FRY!
Enjoy an all-you-can-eat fish fry with the option to take your meal to go. Proceeds support Kid's Sight, an organization of Lions International.
Dog Days of Summer Trivia Night
A lively evening filled with laughs and spirited competition supports a great cause at Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center. The event has moved to a different time of year, offering a cool escape while the action heats up. Tables and sponsorship opportunities are available.
Stoney Creek HotelShanty Night Returns
Back for a second year, this sea shanty fundraiser for CAAM brings an evening of maritime music to Cafe Berlin in Columbia, MO. The KC Chapter of the Shanty Choir will lead community singing with familiar favorites and teach new shanties, creating a lively, welcoming atmosphere. All ages are welcome and no prior experience is needed. Part of the second annual CAAM Shanty Choir, the series offers two opportunities to sing in fall and spring. Admission is $10 per person, and the event supports CAAM’s mission to make music accessible to all.
Cafe BerlinMAGIC: Friday Night Commander
At Hexagon Alley, this Commander gathering focuses on friendly matchups and community play. Participants of all skill levels are matched into pods that suit their experience, and door prizes add to the fun. For a change of pace, Pick 2 Draft pick-up games are available, and rotating Commander variants keep the format fresh month to month.
Hexagon AlleyThe Hooten Hallers
The Hooten Hallers will be back at The Arcade District's Sentinel Park in Columbia, MO for an all-ages show. Admission is at the gate, priced at $12 for adults and $8 for children.
The Arcade District90s Karaoke
Relive the era of flannel and frosted tips at a 90s-themed karaoke night packed with grunge, pop, country, and hip-hop hits. Expect a high-energy crowd singing along to beloved anthems, from heartfelt ballads to lively party tracks, with plenty of nostalgic fun and uninhibited dance moves. Admission is $5, and food will be available from Dan the Man.
Sticky's CabanaKCMQ Morning Shag Birthday Bash
Morning Shag celebrates 14 years with a birthday bash from 96.7 KCMQ, featuring Optimus Prime, at The Blue Note.
The Blue NotePride Build 2026
Habitat is partnering with The Center Project for a Pride Month build that offers a welcoming, fun, and affirming experience for LGBTQ+ volunteers and allies. Volunteers are welcome at every build day, and this collaboration places a special emphasis on inclusion and celebration. Participants will help build safe, affordable homes for neighbors. Capacity is limited. Donations and sponsorships are welcome in support of the effort.
The Sandbox
The Sandbox offers a free evening of improv, perfect for anyone looking to get a few more reps while having fun with fellow improvisers. Participation is open to all. If you plan to perform and are not a 2W Student, please bring at least a little prior improv experience.
Columbia Entertainment CompanyDale Watson and His Lone Stars
Dale Watson takes the stage with his band, the Lone Stars, for an indoor concert at Rose Music Hall. The event focuses on a live set from the group in the venue’s indoor space.
Rose Music HallBloom & Brew
Set in the gallery space at Serendipity Salon & Gallery in Columbia, this weekly women’s gathering pairs a trauma-informed, all-levels yoga practice with a relaxed tea experience. Candice of Inner Bloom Wellness begins with gentle movement, breathwork, and meditation to help you settle in, then guides a mindful flow designed to build strength, increase mobility, and foster presence. After class, enjoy freshly brewed tea from Steep and Bloom while appreciating the artwork and connecting with others. No prior yoga experience is required, and accessible options are offered so you can move at a pace that feels right. Please bring a yoga mat and any props that support your comfort. This option includes one gathering on the booked date.
Serendipity Polish Pottery & GalleryFriday Special: Happy Hour
Kick off the weekend with a relaxed Happy Hour featuring half-price appetizers. Unwind with games and easygoing fun while spending time with friends and family. A simple, tasty way to start the weekend together.
Bonkers ColumbiaFriday Special: Half Price Games
Kick off the fun in the arcade with half-price games that let you play more for less. Keep the excitement going at Bonkers with a day of gaming that stretches every turn. Bring friends and make it a lively outing filled with great value and nonstop play.
Bonkers ColumbiaDale Watson & His Lone Stars
Experience a live performance by Dale Watson at Rose Music Hall in Columbia. Tickets are available for this show.
Rose Music HallSummer Santa Toy Drive
A free toy drive supporting KVC Missouri brings holiday cheer to summer. Meet Summer Santa and check out his sleigh, take photos, play outdoor games, and enjoy prizes. Complimentary food from the grill will be available, along with more activities. Toy donation boxes will be in place at CDJR of Columbia ahead of the event.
CDJR of ColumbiaBoone Benefit Dinner
An event in support of Jim Boone's fight against ALS will include a free will offering and silent auctions featuring desserts and baskets. The menu includes pulled pork or chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, coleslaw, and many delicious desserts.
Central Christian ChurchThe Glow Workshop: Summer Body Care Experience
Craft a personalized glow routine at The Workshop by K&K Co. inside Columbia Mall. This signature summer body care experience invites you to make two custom shimmer products from scratch using clean, vegan, plant-based ingredients. Choose your fragrance profile and the level of radiance for each creation, then blend products that are uniquely yours rather than replicas of anything sold in store. This is more than a craft project, it is your glow routine shaped by your own hands. Create a rich, whipped shimmer body butter infused with fine mica and finished in K&K Co. branded packaging. You will also mix a lightweight, fast-absorbing shimmer body serum formulated with clean carrier oils such as olive, avocado, or sunflower, poured into a 2 oz clear glass dropper bottle labeled for you. Both pieces are handmade and go home with you. Your ticket includes both finished products, a canvas tote to carry everything, a printed glow body care routine card, an apron for the session, light refreshments, and a mirror for photos to capture the results. The experience takes place in the JCPenney wing of Columbia Mall. Capacity is limited to 12 participants per session.
The Workshop by K&K Co.Columbia Ecstatic Dance 1 Year Anniversary
Columbia Ecstatic Dance celebrates one year at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbia with a community-focused gathering built around movement, music, and connection. The dance journey is led by DJ Topknot (Courtney Heberlie), a local artist known for skillfully curated selections that blend deep bass, sweeping melodies, and emotional textures to support a powerful release on the floor. The experience closes with a sound healing session guided by Syd Hemwall. The flow of the evening includes doors opening, a group grounding with an altar share to begin, a yoga warmup with Lo, an ecstatic dance set, and a closing circle with sound healing. Attendees are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, comfortable clothing for movement, a clear and open mindset, and a meaningful item for the communal altar. The altar share invites participants of all ages to co-create a centerpiece for the space by briefly sharing a personal item or creative offering such as a song, poem, found nature object, photo, jewelry, or other small treasure. Sharing is optional. Admission is offered on a sliding scale of $15 to $30, with an invitation to contribute what is feasible. No one is turned away for lack of funds, and kids 12 and under are free. The gathering follows three simple principles. Dance barefoot or in socks unless dance shoes are needed for a physical condition. Dance without words, with conversations kept to areas off the dance floor and no verbal instruction during the set. Dance as you are, with no drugs or alcohol, no phones, no photo or video, no scents, and a spirit of respect for self, space, and others. Ecstatic Dance began on Hawaii’s Big Island in 2000 and has since grown worldwide, with shared guidelines that help create a safe and effective experience for participants.
Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbia (UUCC)The Burney Sisters
A fully seated, all-ages concert at The Blue Note featuring The Burney Sisters with River and Rail. Attendees can expect a relaxed sit-down experience for the entire show.
The Blue NoteNeon Rebellion
Columbia’s underground rock scene surges as Sound Awake and Dusk N Dawn take the stage for a high-voltage night of towering melodies and grit. Expect blistering guitars, thunderous drums, and a neon-lit atmosphere that blends raw emotion with full-throttle volume. Massive riffs and shout-along choruses drive the set, building room-shaking energy from the moment it kicks off. Food will be available from Dan the Man.
Sticky's CabanaFiery Legacies: Mozart's 40th & Beethoven's 5th
A powerful musical arc unfolds from Mozart to Beethoven in this orchestral program at The Missouri Theater. It begins with Mozart’s Symphony No. 40, a tempestuous masterpiece that redefined expressive possibilities. The spotlight then turns to Joseph Bologne’s Symphonie Concertantes, performed by sisters Solveig and Linnea Geenen from the local community, music that captures the late eighteenth century’s polish, sparkle, and theatrical flair and that earned admiration across Europe in Mozart’s day. The evening culminates with Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, recasting Mozart’s legacy into a bold new language that would steer music into the future. A pre-concert talk with the director will be held in the theatre. This event is made possible through the support of the Higday Mozart Trust.
The Missouri TheaterRevved & Roasted
A laid-back morning featuring eye-catching cars and a friendly crowd. Attendees are encouraged to come with friends and family, pack a folding chair, and be ready to smile for the camera.
Auto World MuseumCar Wash Fundraiser
The youth group from First Presbyterian Church is holding a car wash to benefit Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue. Vehicles can receive a classic hand wash, windows included, in the church parking lot. There is no set fee. Donations to Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue are accepted.
First Presbyterian Church - Columbia, MOFurniture & Households Essential Drive
Many neighbors lack essential furnishings that make a living space feel like home. Families rebuilding, including those with children, may be starting over with very little, and this drive offers a hands-on way to provide stability and hope. Several churches, including Forum Christian Church, are coordinating home pickups for donated furniture and will deliver items to the Love Seat Furniture Bank, a ministry of Love Columbia. Home pickup is available for larger pieces such as mattresses from toddler to queen, box springs, metal folding bed frames, dressers, couches, love seats, recliners or lounge chairs, small bookshelves, end or bedside tables, and kitchen tables with dining chairs. Furniture should be free of rips, stains, and tears, and come from smoke free and pet free homes. Smaller household essentials are accepted by drop off at Grace Bible Church or Prairie Grove Baptist Church, including silverware, cooking utensils, pots and pans with lids, dishware, baking sheets and pans, hot pads, small appliances like a microwave, toaster, electric skillet, crock pot with lid, or coffee maker, plus bedding and linens such as sheet sets, blankets or comforters, pillows, bath towels, and a shower curtain. Pickup teams will head into the community to collect donations. Trucks and trailers are especially helpful, and this role suits people able to lift and load. A brief time of prayer, vision, and instructions will start the day before teams go out. Sign up is requested through the ticket link so organizers can plan routes and teams.
Forum Christian ChurchWater Festival
Celebrate waterways at a hands-on, family-friendly festival held each year that invites ages 4 and up to discover streams and the wildlife that depend on them. Enjoy guided trips into Connor's Cave, a live turtle encounter, chances to catch and observe aquatic animals in the stream, and a working model that shows how a stream flows. Short programs highlight fish, birds, insects, and overall stream health, with nature stories and opportunities to talk with representatives from local organizations. Most activities take place near the start of Devil's Icebox Trail. Parking is available at the Devil's Icebox lot, with additional spaces at the Gilbert Picnic Shelter, and a shuttle runs between the two about every 15 minutes. The event is free and open to the public, and no registration is required. Please bring drinking water and wear shoes that can get wet. Co-sponsors include Boone County Stormwater Management, Missouri Stream Teams, Missouri Master Naturalists, and the park. For more information, call the park at 573-449-7402.
Rock Bridge Memorial State ParkRanch Show CRR, Fulton MO
The 3rd annual Ranch Show welcomes competitors at every level and focuses on an enjoyable experience. Patterns will be released two weeks before the show, and additional information will be provided in the show bill. High Point awards will be presented for each division, and payback is offered, with more than $2,000 distributed last year. Amenities include a Cook Shack on the grounds and bathrooms on site. Camping is permitted.
Tilla DriveIndian Hills Workday
A workday at Indian Hills Disc Golf focuses on sprucing up the course. Some tools will be available on site, and participants may bring their own, such as loppers and wheelbarrows, along with any other useful gear.
Indian Hills Disc GolfShattered: A Dance Party
A dance party that channels the spirit of Columbia’s legendary club Shattered, with a soundtrack spanning goth, house, rave, synthpop, new wave, industrial and disco, all filtered through an 80s and 90s lens. Whether you were there back in the day or only know the stories, this multigenerational gathering welcomes every era of fan. Dress for the vibe... all black or club kid flair, a grunge schoolgirl or rave child twist, that 90s indie guy energy, a warehouse ghost or basement vampire mood, a nod to Courtney Love, or full art school dropout. Clove cigarettes are allowed.
RegulationCrates to Plates! Potato & Herb Harvesting
Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture and The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri present a free Crate Gardens activity at The Food Bank Market focused on harvesting potatoes and herbs. Participants receive practical, hands-on instruction on how to gather the crops that were planted in early spring.
The Food Bank MarketMarvel Comics Workshop
Start with a partly animated slideshow that reveals how a comic book is created, then watch Marvel illustrator Jerry DeCaire draw live, known for his speed at the drawing board. Attendees can enter a raffle for a chance to take home a free signed and dated demo illustration or a color print. Suitable for ages 8 and up, and advance registration is requested.
Columbia Public LibraryFaith Family Fun Fest
The Knights of Columbus Missouri State Council brings the inaugural Faith Family Fun Fest to Stephens Lake Park, welcoming everyone for a family friendly day with activities for all ages.
Stephens Lake ParkKit Building Day
A hands-on kit building day for families with children or grandchildren. Purchase a kit ahead of time or on the day, then build it in the store. Staff will be available to help with assembly and answer questions.
Songbird Station2026 Edible Columbia Garden Tour
Explore a series of local urban gardens that highlight natural growing practices, native plants, food forests, and smart soil building. See productive spaces at their peak, taste simple bites and drinks made from the plants on site, and gather practical ideas to use at home. The tour sets off from Ann Street Garden, a collaborative plot that shows how much food can come from a compact, well-planned space. It continues to a long-cultivated backyard haven on Richardson Street, where hosts Matt Knowlton and Kathy Doisy share insights on welcoming pollinators, efficient watering, and using perennials to nourish both people and wildlife. Another stop at Greenwood features a local soil scientist’s evolving food thicket rooted in biologically active, re-mineralized soils, alongside methods for protecting native and medicinal plants from invasive species. A fourth stop will be announced, possibly a food forest or a hidden garden. A sliding scale donation of $5 to $20 is suggested, and tickets are available at the Peace Nook. Carpooling will be offered, and with gardens situated within a few miles of downtown, biking is an option. Registration is available through the Peace Nook by phone at 573-875-0539.
Ann Street GardenFree RPG Day
Members of the frequent shopper program can claim a complimentary Quickstart or beginner-friendly roleplaying game from a limited selection. Each person is limited to one free item while supplies last. Customers who spend at least $20 on products may choose a second item.
Valhalla's GatePop Up with Babylon Taste
Babylon Taste, an Iraqi food truck based in Columbia, will be on site for a pop up at the Forum location. Look for their truck and explore their menu of Iraqi fare during this appearance.
Clovers Natural Market on Chapel HillCoffee & Conversation
Coffee & Conversation is a free, drop-in weekly meetup built around thoughtful dialogue in a comfortable, friendly setting. Bring a coffee, tea, or smoothie of your choice and connect with neighbors through casual, meaningful conversation. There is no pressure and no preparation required, and each session introduces a new theme. June highlights include Sacred Geometry with Brandi French, accessing inner authority with Tricia Dietrich, hypnosis with Beverly Trousdale, and a discussion of presence, awareness, and breath as tools for the sacred now with Joanne Narr.
Wing Pop Up - Preorder Only
Flavor & Comfort is hosting a preorder only wing pop-up with pickup at CoMo Cooks Shared Kitchen. Orders must be placed in advance, and the ordering window will close when preorders end. The menu includes Buffalo, honey garlic jalapeño, Korean BBQ, garlic parmesan, lemon pepper wet, and a classic dry rub. Each batch is brined without water, air chilled, seasoned in house, and fried twice for a crisp finish.
Intuitive Tarot Readings & Psychic Medium Sessions w/ Katrina Louise
Experience intuitive tarot readings and psychic medium sessions with Katrina Louise. Sessions are 50 minutes and cost $50. To register or reserve a spot, call 573-777-6771. Walk-ins may be available, but calling ahead is the best way to guarantee a session.
Fiery Legacies
Experience a concert that explores the link between Mozart and Beethoven. This performance includes Mozarts Symphony No. 40, Joseph Bolognes Symphonie Concertantes performed by violinists Solveig and Linnea Geenen, and concludes with Beethovens Fifth Symphony. Wilbur Lin will conduct this event, which is supported by the Higday Mozart Trust.
Missouri TheatreSoCal Royale 2026
Decadent Nation performs live at Columbia’s Rose Music Hall. Tickets are available for this show.
Rose Music Hall10th Annual Columbia Memorial Stair Climb - 2026
This stair climb marks the 10th year of the event and the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. Participants will climb to honor the courage and sacrifice of first responders and the lives that were forever changed. Each stair climbed represents a name, a story, and a reminder of the strength and selflessness displayed that day. When registering, participants can climb in honor of a fallen firefighter, law enforcement officer, or EMS professional. Registration includes entry into the event, a commemorative climber’s T-shirt, a lanyard with the name of a chosen hero, and a custom challenge coin. All are welcome to participate.
Hearnes CenterColumbia Farmers Market
Experience the tastes of mid-Missouri at the Columbia Farmers Market, widely recognized among the nation’s premier farmers markets. Taking place on Saturdays beneath the MU Health Care Pavilion, it offers a lively way to savor the region’s flavors.
MU Health Care PavilionLorcana Weekly Play
Enjoy a weekly Lorcana play session where the House of Mouse meets Hexagon Alley. The format is Standard, and the entry fee is $5.
Hexagon AlleyGym Leader Challenge Tournament June '26
Columbia Pokemon League presents its monthly Gym Leader Challenge tournament with free entry for all age divisions. Matches follow a Swiss structure with single-game rounds, and no decklist submission is required. Winners in each age bracket receive Series 8 Prize packs. The format is Gym Leader Challenge within Expanded. Build a 60-card deck using cards from Black & White through Phantasmal Flames, include only one copy of any card other than basic Energy, stick to a single Pokemon type for the entire deck, and leave out all Rule Box cards such as EX, GX, V, Prism Star, Radiant, ex, and Ace Spec.
Magelings GamesIntuitive Tarot Readings & Psychic Medium Sessions w/ Katrina Louise
Experience one-on-one intuitive tarot readings and psychic medium sessions with Katrina Louise. Each session lasts 50 minutes and is priced at $50. To reserve your spot, call 573-777-6771. Walk-ins may be possible, but phoning ahead is the best way to secure a session.
Tending the Roots: Summer Light
Make space for yourself with a calming gathering focused on gentle movement, mindful breathing, and reflective writing. You will be invited to consider where you feel limited and to notice what might open when you release what no longer serves you. After some quiet personal time, participants will craft a small sun catcher to hang in a window, a simple reminder of the light that moves through you. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a journal and pen. The session is led by Jasmine Keith, E-RYT 200 and trauma-informed yoga teacher. Cost is $33.
Moon YogaSkylark Kids Summer Series: Baby Sitters Club Party!
Skylark Bookshop hosts a Baby-Sitters Club themed event with activities and a trivia contest offering a chance to win a special prize. Part of the Skylark Kids Summer Series, it is free to attend, and registration is requested.
Skylark BookshopCommunity Concert
This community concert takes place in the garden with a circus-themed program performed by the Columbia Community Band and Windjammers. The event features two hours of live entertainment and complimentary face painting. A local food truck will offer food and treats for purchase. Admission is free and open to all.
Shelter GardensIn Good Company: Audra and Friends
Audra Sergel is gathering singers and instrumentalists for a special concert. This evening will showcase a lineup of guest artists performing songs composed by Audra, brought to life through the collaborators who have shaped her artistic journey. The performances will be captured and released on digital platforms. There are two seating times available for this event.
Serendipity Salon and Gallery by Elizabeth JordheimMid Missouri Pride Pageant
The Mid-Mo Pride Royalty Pageant takes place at The Blue Note in Columbia, Missouri. It is a live pageant centered on Pride royalty.
The Blue Note2026 Windjammers Summer Meet
The 2026 Windjammers Summer Meet takes place in Columbia, Missouri, featuring clinics and rehearsals in Jesse Auditorium.
Jesse Auditorium2026 Windjammers Summer Meet
In Columbia, Missouri, the Windjammers Summer Meet includes clinics and rehearsals held in Jesse Auditorium.
University of MissouriGen M Tour
BMW of Columbia hosts the Gen M Tour, a hands-on showcase of BMW M performance featuring the M3, the M2, and the M5 with 717 horsepower. Attendees can get behind the wheel for street-drive experiences that highlight the M brand across generations. Drivers must be 25 years or older to participate. Capacity is limited and spots are first come, first served. Fika Cup and Holy Smokes Mobile Meats will be on site. For questions, call 1-855-668-6269.
BMW of ColumbiaStan Utley Junior Tour – Columbia Country Club
The Stan Utley Junior Tour comes to Columbia Country Club in Columbia, Missouri, offering a competition setting for golfers ages 8 to 18. Designed to help young players build experience through real play, this statewide series rotates among courses across Missouri, giving participants the chance to test their skills and grow with each event.
Columbia Country ClubAmerican Heart Association Columbia MO BLS...
An American Heart Association Basic Life Support course tailored for healthcare providers. It fulfills the BLS requirement for healthcare professionals who need this training.
Drury Inn & SuitesColumbia MO Adult, Child & Infant CPR & AED & First Aid Class
Build life-saving skills with practical CPR and AED training in Columbia, Missouri that covers adults, children, and infants. Through guided practice and clear instruction, participants learn essential techniques for all ages.
Drury Inn & Suites Columbia Stadium BoulevardA Year With Frog and Toad Preview
Enjoy songs and scenes from "A Year With Frog and Toad", which is the Larry D. Clark Summer Repertory Theatre’s July production. The Tony-nominated musical, based on Arnold Lobel’s books, celebrates the friendship of cheerful Frog and cautious Toad through the seasons. Following the scenes will be a Q&A. This event is for ages 3 and older.
Columbia Public LibraryThe As Yet Unnamed Comedy Show
At Eastside Tavern, The As Yet Unnamed Comedy Show brings a weekly dose of laughs and is known in Columbia as the original showcase of its kind. There is no cover to attend.
Eastside Tavern14th Annual Russell Blvd. Children's Parade
The 14th annual neighborhood children’s parade returns as a cherished tradition that brings families, friends, and neighbors together. The procession sets out from in front of Russell Boulevard Elementary School, with Officer Shaun Brazaz of the Missouri State Highway Patrol leading the route. Kids can decorate bikes, trikes, wagons, scooters, and strollers in red, white, and blue to show their patriotic flair. After the parade, a community breakfast gathering offers time to connect, with tables available for anyone who would like to drop off a breakfast finger food to share before things get underway. A festive celebration of red, white, and blue for all ages.
Russell Boulevard Elementary SchoolOwl Studios Drawing Intensive
All experience levels are welcome at the summer Owl Studios drawing intensive led by Professor John Selburg. The camp offers focused instruction to help newcomers learn to draw and experienced artists refine their skills.
William Woods UniversityKemper Kids
The WWU art department is bringing back the well-loved Kemper Kids program. Registration typically fills quickly.
William Woods UniversityLet's Flamingle Shopping in the Brick District
Celebrate summer in the Brick District with a Let’s Flamingle shopping passport experience. Pick up a passport at participating businesses, collect a stamp at each stop as you shop, and turn in a completed card for a chance to win a $50 Brick District gift card. Short on time but still want to participate? Any purchase at a participating business also counts as an entry for a $25 Brick District gift card. The event is free and open to the community.
Brick DistrictFree Volleyball Skills Clinic
Elevate COMO Volleyball, in partnership with Columbia Parks and Recreation, is offering a free volleyball skills clinic at Columbia Sports Complex for girls and boys in grades 3 through 8. Participants will build their abilities through focused skills instruction. Pre-registration is required.
Columbia Sports ComplexJohn D'Agostino's Blues Jam • Every 2nd THURSDAY @ Cafe B
John D'Agostino hosts a monthly blues jam at Cafe B, welcoming both performers and listeners. Admission is free. The bar serves cocktails and nonalcoholic options. The kitchen operates on a pop-up basis, and outside food is allowed. Flyer design by Sreypha Phon.
Cafe BerlinSummer Racing at Callaway Raceway | Ozark Late Model Round 10 | Fulton MO | Friday July 10th
Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Missouri hosts Round 10 of the Ozark Limited Late Model Series, bringing a fresh surge of summer speed back to this central Missouri dirt track. It is the series’ second stop at the venue this season and it arrives at the championship midpoint, when points battles tighten and each position carries added weight. Expect warm conditions, quick track pace, and intense side-by-side racing. Grandstands fill with enthusiastic fans for high-energy competition. The venue provides ample parking, clean restrooms, quality concessions, and comfortable viewing areas. Presented with support from Midwest Sheet Metal and fabrication, ArrowVision, Bodies by BBR, Eagle machine and performance, Wards asphalt, Pushrod factory and Race engines, and Show-Me Dirt.
Callaway RacewayPlaytime with Spidey: Meet and Greet
This event features a character meet and greet with Spidey. Admission is $15 per child and $10 per sibling, and children under 1 are free. Capacity is limited. Socks are required in the playspace.
Tiny Play CaféFulton Customer Appreciation Day
Exchange Bank of Missouri’s Fulton Branch is hosting a thank you lunch for customers and the community. Attendees can enjoy burgers, hotdogs, sweet treats, and soft drinks. A giveaway drawing for a Grizzly Cooler will be held. Friends, coworkers, and family are welcome as the bank expresses gratitude for ongoing support.
Exchange Bank of MissouriTriumphant
Come to the Table Catering presents three-time AGM Awards Artist of the Year Triumphant live at the Brick District Playhouse. Expect soaring harmonies, a positive message, and magnetic stage presence in an intimate, historic setting. Whether you are a longtime listener or brand new to their music, the evening centers on connection and inspiration with songs that linger long after the music ends. Tickets are $27.50 per person.
Brick District PlayhouseClay Street Unit and more
Clay Street Unit and Arkansauce come together for a double-bill concert at Rose Park, presented outdoors.
Rose Music HallKids age 5-9 Yoga & Mindfulness Workshop
Children can explore mindfulness through playful activities, gentle stretching, and simple games designed to support self regulation and awareness of their minds and bodies. Parents are welcome to attend.
Samadhi Yoga & WellnessPublic Auction : Saturday, July 11, 2026 @ 9 AM
A large public auction brings together decades of finds from more than 85 boxes and totes, offering an extensive mix of antiques, primitives, collectibles, household goods, and tools. Two auction rings may operate during the day. Antique and vintage furniture includes pieces such as an oak dresser with mirror and storage, marble top chests and stands, parlor and library tables, a drop front secretary, primitive cabinets and washstands with serpentine fronts, a Columbia Grafonola, a chifferobe, steamer and flat top trunks, rocking chairs, floor and table lamps in hurricane styles, and a small display cabinet. Collectors will find wire egg baskets, wood spice cabinets, stoneware, Fire King, Federal, Pyrex and Corelle, Old Judge coffee jars, spice jars, rolling pins, Dutch coffee grinders, Fenton satin lime items, Fenton milk glass, Royal Copley, kerosene lamps with some wall mounts, hat pin holders, early advertising calendars, glass candy containers with animal lids, and a wide variety of cookie jars by multiple makers. Additional highlights include vintage Mickey Mouse items, unopened Beanie Babies, a pedal fire truck, a National cash register, wood drying racks, old books, advertising crates and yardsticks, green Depression glass, newspapers from the 1920s through the 1940s, Moorman’s Feed premiums, cast iron cookware by Wagner and Sidney, egg shipping crates, corn shellers, Enterprise lard presses, cookie cutters, dolls and metal play houses, Pevely milk crates, a foot warmer, a Brower chicken waterer, lanterns by Dietz and Handlan, a bentwood barrel butter churn, enamelware, old record albums, a wringer, A&W mugs, baseball cards, Hull pottery, soda bottles, Pez dispensers, McDonald’s glasses and toys, a blue glass berry bowl set, multiple stone crocks and bowls, a sanitary metal ice box, lard kettles, a hand corn planter, and grindstones. Household items include a compact chest freezer, microwave, white metal cabinet, a kitchen table with four chairs, a small television, a curio cabinet, a drop leaf coffee table, sofa and recliner, TV cabinet, corner shelving, a humidifier, a three piece bedroom set, a cedar chest, a queen bed, a glider rocker, a jewelry cabinet, a sewing basket on legs, lamps, a patio table, ice cream parlor chairs, a metal lawn chair, a coffee maker, small kitchen appliances with cookware including Guardian, 1847 Rogers Bros. silver plate flatware, an exercise bike, blankets and linens, and miscellaneous ammunition. Tools and shop items feature a Sears 10 inch drill press, a half inch impact wrench, a Craftsman 16 inch chainsaw, a 4 by 36 inch belt sander, a metal tool chest, assorted wrenches, sockets, hand tools and drill bits, a 4000 watt 8 horsepower generator, a folding three step ladder, and a portable propane tank with heater. Conducted by Smart Auction Service, LLC with John Smart as auctioneer. Terms include cash or good check with valid photo identification of the check writer. Credit and debit cards are accepted with a 3 percent convenience fee, subject to adequate signal for processing. The owner and auction service are not responsible for accidents. Announcements by the auctioneer take precedence over advertising, and all items sell as is.
White Moving & StorageHash and Hot Rods
Hash and Hot Rods at Bur Oak Brewery brings together Missouri home growers and a display of cars. A designated 21u consumption area highlights participating cultivators. The car showcase includes awards for selected entries.
Bur Oak Brewing CompanyForest Bathing Walk
This slow, guided group walk in nature invites participants to tune into their senses and calm the nervous system. It is not a workout or a race, and the pace stays gentle with frequent pauses to notice the surroundings. Comfortable shoes and water are recommended. Plan for insect protection, as bug spray will be available on-site but may not match personal preferences. All experience levels are welcome. The group meets in a gathering area before setting out, and the route length can vary, with longer trails occasionally extending the overall duration.
Regulation CoMoGary Durk at The Station!
Relaxed summer vibes on the patio, an icy slushie in hand, and lighthearted, laid-back tunes from Gary Durk come together for an easygoing evening with friends.
The StationMonster Truck Bash & Hornet Racing at Callaway Raceway - Fulton, MO
Monster Truck Bash and Hornet car racing bring an action filled motorsports showcase to Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Missouri. Watch professional monster trucks launch, crush obstacles, and compete alongside Hornet class racing and other high energy thrills. The experience welcomes fans of all ages, featuring a complimentary pre show party on the track and a meet and greet before the action, plus autograph signing afterward at no extra cost. Parking is free. Plan ahead for ticketing. Prices increase as the event approaches, gate sales are cash only and offered while supplies last, and the event operates on a cash only basis. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. All sales are final with no refunds. Entertainment is subject to change, and some attractions may require an additional fee.
Callaway RacewayBuilding the Kingdom Benefit Concert
A free community benefit featuring food and music, with optional donations supporting Kingdom Christian Academy and its plans to build for the future.
Callaway County Extended EmploymentKingdom Christian Academy Southern Gospel Sing
A Southern Gospel concert featuring The Formans, Bob & Dee Worley, The Messengers, and Jeremy Polston. Expect heartfelt performances, messages of faith, hope, and God’s goodness, and a welcoming sense of fellowship for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Everyone is welcome, and a love offering will be taken. Inspired by Psalm 100:1, the gathering celebrates joyful praise through song.
Bingo, Bops & Big Impact | Music Bingo Fundraiser for CARDV
This music bingo fundraiser at Brick District Playhouse benefits the Coalition Against Rape and Domestic Violence (CARDV) and celebrates three decades of service to survivors in Mid-Missouri. Attendees can look forward to music bingo played throughout the event with multiple chances to win prizes, lively sing along moments, and nostalgic tracks that keep the energy high. Tickets are available at $25 for an early bird option, $30 for general admission, and $200 for a table seating eight. BYOB is permitted, with a $10 fee for bringing a cooler.
Brick District PlayhouseThe Pontoons LIVE
Settle in for a relaxed blend of Midwestern-style yacht rock and soul. The atmosphere is all about unwinding and taking it easy. Entry is free, and no reservation is required.
Truman's Bar & GrillPony Gamez at Maplewood Barn
An evening of comedy unfolds at Maplewood Barn Theatre as two teams from The Ponies face off in an improv showcase. Every moment is created on the fly, and even the performers will not know which games are coming until they happen. Audience suggestions shape the action, turning quick thinking into big laughs. For comfort, bring a chair and some bug spray, and invite a friend to share the fun. If online ticket sales are closed, tickets are available at the Barn Box Office with cash, card, or tap-to-pay accepted on site.
Maplewood Barn TheatreAdult Field Trip Club
Enjoy organized trips to engaging spots in Columbia and nearby areas, featuring behind the scenes tours, visits to local businesses, and unique experiences, then cap it off with a casual meetup at a local restaurant. Attend on your own or bring friends. The aim is to step outside your routine, try new things, and meet people. This is a paid event, and costs vary by event and location.
Regulation CoMoRagtag Summer Camp
Ragtag Summer Camp offers five full days of immersive film critique and hands-on filmmaking workshops for Columbia area middle schoolers. Designed for ages 11 to 14, the program is led by the Ragtag Film Society team in partnership with The Conservatory at Stephens College. Tuition is $325 per student, with a sibling discount and need based scholarships available.
Ragtag Cinema16th Annual Vincent P. Gurucharri Golf Tournament
At Columbia Country Club, the 16th Annual Vincent P. Gurucharri Golf Tournament features a four-person scramble with prizes for the longest drive and closest to the pin. Entry is $500 per team of four or $125 for individual golfers, and the fee includes green fees, cart, and lunch. Sponsorship opportunities include a $500 corporate sponsor option and a $100 hole sponsor option. For information or registration, contact Rita Schulte at 573-424-6294 or ritamschulte@gmail.com.
Columbia Country Club Special Events2026 Boone County Fair Figure 8 Scramble
Presented by Lucky 7’s Promotions and the Worthey Bail Bonds Figure 8 Championship Series, this night at the Boone County Fairgrounds delivers a dirt track showcase filled with fast paced Figure 8 thrills. Drivers battle in tight traffic with intersection crossovers, close calls, and heavy hits as they push the limits in authentic Figure 8 style. The program features Figure 8, Bone Stock Figure 8, Wood’s Towing Youth Bump and Run, Power Wheels, and Powderpuff divisions. Cash awards are posted for top finishers, including Figure 8 payouts of 1st $1,000, 2nd $400, 3rd $200, and 4th $100, and Bone Stock Figure 8 payouts of 1st $700, 2nd $300, and 3rd $100. The atmosphere is family friendly for all ages and the racing unfolds under the lights.
The Boone County FairCallaway County Rodeo
Rodeo action takes center stage in Callaway County with a lineup that includes bareback, saddle bronc, ranch bronc, and bull riding. Timed events feature tie-down, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, and breakaway. Mutton bustin is part of the excitement as well. Admission is $15 for adults, $10 for ages 10 to 15, and children 9 and under are free.
Fulton, MissouriTHB at Pierpont General Store
Pierpont General Store hosts a lively get-together centered on friends, family, and plenty of dancing. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and the store has its own selections available instead.
Pierpont General Store2026 Boone County Fair Demolition Derby
At The Boone County Fair, a major demolition derby spotlights full-size Bone Stock teams in a team-format main event that returns bigger and tougher, blending strategy with hard-hitting action. The headliner awards $4,000 for first place, $2,000 for second, $1,000 for third, and includes a $200 Maddog honor. The lineup also features Full-Size Street Stock with payouts of $1,200, $600, and $300 and a $100 Maddog award, Compact Hobo with $1,000, $500, and $250 plus a $50 Maddog, and Compact Mod offering $1,000, $500, and $250 along with a $50 Maddog. Highlights include team tactics, heavy hits, nonstop excitement, one of the biggest payouts of the summer, and the lively Boone County Fair atmosphere.
The Boone County FairFarmers Market Screening and Education Day
MU Health Care experts will be at the Columbia Farmers Market offering free health screenings, education, and family-friendly activities. This event is free and open to the community. Services include heart health support with free ECGs and blood pressure checks, along with information about the Love Your Heart Cardiac Screening. Attendees can learn to recognize the signs of stroke and get guidance on baseline concussion screenings from the neurology team. Dermatology specialists will share sun safety tips and how to spot skin changes during self-checks. The trauma team will provide hands-on Stop the Bleed and hands-only CPR training to help people respond in an emergency. Quick vision screenings will be available with the ophthalmology team. Safe Kids will offer child safety guidance and car seat checks. In The One-Room Schoolhouse, the pediatrics team will provide height, weight, and BMI checks along with kid-friendly activities. The first 500 attendees will receive free thermal tote bags to carry market finds.
Columbia Farmers MarketMarriage Pickleball Tournament
This couples pickleball tournament is open to all ages and skill levels, welcoming first-time players and regulars to share the court for lighthearted competition and teamwork. Brackets may be organized by experience, depending on signups, to keep matches fair and engaging. Pairs can compete, connect, and make memories on and off the court. Play happens at The Kitchen, where participants can order food, relax between games, and spend time with other couples. Prizes go to the top teams. Spectators are welcome to watch, cheer for the players, and enjoy the friendly community atmosphere.
The Kitchen Grill & GamesTab Benoit - Soul of the Swamp Tour at The Blue Note
Tab Benoit's Soul of the Swamp Tour comes to The Blue Note, joined by special guest Sgt. Splendor. This all ages concert features live music at The Blue Note.
The Blue NoteJuly 30: This Way Up
Map Men take a close look at the pitfalls of mapmaking, explaining how mistakes happen and why they have significance. The focus is on errors in cartography and the reasons accuracy matters.
Bertha's Beans Cat CaféFirst Aid, CPR, and AED Certification Course
Learn essential first aid, CPR, and AED skills in a certification course held at the Scouting Adventure Center. Participants who complete the training earn ECSI certification. It is open to the public for ages 13 and up, and all materials are provided. The course is offered monthly. The fee is $35 per person. Group sessions are available for parties of six or more. This training is well suited for Scouts, parents, teachers, and community members who want the confidence to respond in an emergency.
Meditative Sound Bath
Experience a gentle sound bath facilitated by Bethany that encourages deep relaxation and mindful rest. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a blanket or pillow if you like. Mats, extra props, and pillows will be available on site. Suitable for adults and participants ages 12 and older. Fee: $25.
THOSE GUYS at the Station
Enjoy adult slushies and relax outside with music. A simple outdoor hangout with refreshing frozen drinks.
The StationHorse Show
This monthly horse show offers a wide range of classes for competitors at every experience level. New participants and seasoned contenders alike can select classes that suit their skills and take part in organized competition.
Tilla Drive, Fulton, MO5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Fundraiser supporting Lewy Body Dementia Awareness
The 5th Annual Larry Gross Lewy Body Dementia Awareness Charity Golf Tournament at the Country Club of Missouri has been postponed due to excessive rain. This community fundraiser marks five years of support for awareness and for families living with Lewy Body Dementia, with a day centered on connection, remembrance, and making a difference. Participants will play 18 holes in a four-person scramble, enjoy on-course contests and raffles, and share good food and camaraderie. Post-play awards will recognize first, second, and third place teams, as well as longest drive, closest to the pin, and a hole-in-one opportunity. Sponsorship options include individual hole sponsorships and the post-play happy hour. All proceeds benefit the Larry Gross Lewy Body Dementia Awareness Foundation, supporting education, care packages for families, and community resources.
Country Club of Missouri2026 Teacher's Appreciation Breakfast
The Callaway Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Teacher Appreciation Breakfast celebrating educators from across Callaway County as they get ready for a new school year. The gathering focuses on encouragement, gratitude, and renewed energy for the months ahead. It highlights the community’s strong commitment to education and recognizes the meaningful impact teachers make every day. Each teacher who attends receives a thoughtful gift as a token of appreciation.
Westminster College MOCrates to Plates! Fall Planting & Herb Harvest
Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture and The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri present a free Crate Gardens session at The Food Bank Market centered on fall planting and an herb harvest. Participants will learn how to plant a variety of fall crops and help harvest herbs through practical garden activities in the Crate Gardens.
The Food Bank MarketNEW ROMANTICS! PUCK by Samantha Allen
The New Romantics Book Club features PUCK by Samantha Allen, a romcom with a playful nod to A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The story follows Puck, a nonbinary thirty-year-old producer of the dating show Homewreckers, whose knack for matchmaking chaos is tested when their former college roommate Mia announces an engagement to her ex’s best friend, Damon. During a week of wedding celebrations at an upscale resort in the Appalachian forest, Puck becomes convinced the pairing is wrong and secretly works to reconfigure the couples without tipping off anyone involved. A determined maid of honor stands in the way, and a captivating bridesmaid proves hard to ignore, as Puck attempts the boldest maneuver of their career. Samantha Allen brings charm, wit, and Shakespeare-inspired mischief to a tale that also honors the friendships that see people through love’s complications.
Skylark BookshopMOSY's 55th Anniversary Gala: A Fundraising Celebration
At The Atrium on Tenth, a 55th anniversary gala for The Missouri Symphony brings together supporters, patrons, community leaders, musicians, and arts advocates for an elegant summer evening that pairs celebration with fundraising for the future. Expect live music and entertainment, cocktails, a plated dinner, and drink tickets included with admission. The atmosphere calls for summer cocktail attire. The gathering highlights 55 years of artistic achievement, community impact, and music education, while helping propel MOSY’s next chapter. Guests will find engaging ways to support the mission and a lively night centered on music and community.
The Atrium on TenthSean of the South--Fulton, Missouri
Brick District Playhouse in Fulton, Missouri hosts an evening of music, stories, and laughter with Sean of the South. After the performance, a meet and greet with Sean includes hugs, photo opportunities, and a book signing. Merchandise will be available before and after the show. Avoid purchasing tickets from individuals commenting on the event, as these offers are scams and may not all be removed.
Brick District Playhouse2026 Callaway Raceway Demolition Derby - Lucky 7’s Promotions Double Points Night
Callaway Raceway hosts a high stakes night of demolition derby and figure 8 racing, highlighted by a double points round in the Worthey Bail Bonds Figure 8 Championship Series where every lap can quickly reshape the standings. Look for close battles, heavy hits, and action from the opening laps to the final moments. The lineup features the MWFA Derby, Youth Compact Hobo Derby, Figure 8 with double points, Wood’s Towing Youth Bump & Run, Power Wheels, and Powderpuff. Payouts include $800 to win for the Youth Compact Hobo Derby, $600 to win for the MWFA Derby, and for the Figure 8 a purse of $800 for first, $300 for second, $200 for third, and $100 for fourth. With multiple classes and youth divisions, the program offers a family friendly atmosphere, and the doubled points add extra drama to the championship chase.
Callaway RacewayCoMo Comic Book Show 6!!!
The sixth edition of the CoMo Comic Book Show returns to the Columbia, MO Knights of Columbus Hall.
Columbia Knights of Columbus Hall11th Annual Crusin to Fight Cancer Event
This community benefit dedicated to the fight against cancer features a kickoff cruise with live music, followed by a day filled with a live band and a DJ, a 50/50, a raffle, games, concessions, and family-friendly activities. Pre-registration is $20, and the first 50 people who pre-register receive a free T-shirt. Day-of registration is $25. Every registered participant receives a dash plaque and a goody bag, plus a ticket for drawings that award $50 and $100. A memory cruise is included, and the People’s Choice car award is decided by bucket voting that uses $5 buckets and quarter votes. For details or to pre-register by phone, contact Danny Nowlin at 573-999-0459 or Jeanette Nowlin at 573-808-6921. All proceeds support The Gurucharri Foundation.
Fulton Professional Firefighters 2026 Annual Golf Tournament
Fulton Professional Firefighters are planning their annual golf tournament at Tanglewood Golf Course. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and early team registrations are being accepted to reserve spots. For questions or to participate as a sponsor or team, email golfwithfpf.l2945@gmail.com.
Tanglewood Golf Course